We don't lose hope of finding our Lisa.. it's never too late to speak

Helen appeals for those who know truth to help her heartbroken family end hurt

- BY SALLY HIND

THE sister of a Scots mum feared murdered in Spain 10 years ago still holds out hope she can be found.

Lisa Brown, originally from Dumbarton, was reported missing on the Costa del Sol in November 2015 after she failed to pick up her son from school in Guadiaro, near San Roque.

The then-32-yearold expat's boyfriend, Dean Woods, was named as the prime suspect in her disappearance.

A body has never been found and the case was scrapped due to a lack of evidence.

Now, on the 10th anniversary of her disappearance, Lisa's sister Helen Jordan has spoken of the family's pain over the last decade and their belief that those responsible can still be brought to justice.

Speaking from Spain, where her loved ones gathered for the milestone, she told the Record: "I think we've lived a lifetime in the last 10 years. Some days it feels like yesterday and others it feels like a lifetime ago.